(Pie .Oaili! fast.
, items.
g-9p«etais, is ill at home in
Attbimi, NeW Tork.
Troubles, ftfe like dogs—the smaller
they are the more they annoy you.
The receipts Of the Brooklyn Sanitary
Fair so far reach $250,000.
Fre9h air la forced into the tunnel un \
der the Alps by applying the power of aj ,okew k lomas
he water front the mountain streams. amtJtr rHirp*, jr.
Geo. Elliot, Esq-, of London, has giv ; General Partner*,
en 1,000 bußhels of coal to the Sanitary | IRON CITY FORGE,
Fair in New York. : FT mr * v f, I
The N’ejw ,Orleans Era has been select- | JVIA/IU jAIi tX 1 ill 1 A k - ' j
ed as'lh4‘olß<nal org'an of'that'Govern- i
ment.
t , , - eral Railway ant . -ig-
The Richmond correspondent OI the Padaeuger, Freight anil Locomotive Axlca, &c.
London Times says that the Southern
slaves fight freely for the rebels.
The woods near, and north of Norfolk,
Ya., hare been on fire for several days,
and alsd'soutlt,Df,Portsmouth.
Rev. Dr. McCHntoqk is about to re
turn- feoprEurope to resume charge of
St. Paul’s M. E. Church m New York. L>^\lilV, >r( lJT?l)Y & Co.,
V - Dr V ®‘;*cock, a jJUtinguished she!lth- Sir^ r l^l«™\% ]Kt . p ress ,d
professor of Amherst College, ana a well- copper jjottwins, Raised stiii Uottorus,
known scientific writer, died last ■week. spelter sadder, ate. Also impnr
, -»r. • ters and dealers in Metals,
M. Merciur, the trench Minister at p m pi a tc. sheet iron,
Washington, now at Paris, lias asked to l ire, fcc.
be transferred to some other post. wiJrhSu-?Ni
7 Origin &. Feymour, not Thomas If .is stcuiv u STKLLTcs Pittsburgh Fa.
the democratic candidate for tlie office of 03“Speci»i oi.'.ere ei coppei to.
Qoromer Of Connecticut. !1C!!I - .....
The young lady who fell in lore lias Q/\§ PLUMBERS & FITTERS,
just been pulled out by tiie daring fellow .. ■. .
who successful!}' struggled with the A. X> 1> V <V. EwK>' H ,
world. PLUMBERS AND GAS FITTERS,
The gross income of the British ilnv- no. ic.-, wool) street,
eminent last year amounted to £70.-td'l, opposite i-'irst utiurcii, ihitsi.urgti. and
620, or £2,022,633 more than the expeudi mo. -tr OHIO street, Allegheny,
tUr€B, /■' 1 » t> • NEAR THE MAYOR’S OFFICE.
Bayard Taylor, in one of his late lee- ? UJ pli: r r
~ *.uv,* *iv« e~ n :,\ ■ Lead Pipe. Pig and liar Lead, and Pluml*-
tUT©B, says that the Esquimaux are afraid er , g Material in general. Oil Refineries fitted up
to die OH a Windy day, lest their souls in the most approved manner. Tanks lined with
might blow away. Lead or Copper. Houses fitted with Water and
, . . . Gas Fixtures.
A merchant lately advertising fora <srN. B.—All orders promptly attended to.
cleric i'dSvho cotfld‘bear, confinement.’
received,an answer from one who had -•- _ u/nny o
been seven years in jail. InUN WUKRo.
The;New Tork Courier says President n -mii-nnTT -mnvr TirmTvrro
Lincoln beats Caligula in appointments. (JIvM.O.D 1 lxtUiM VY (JltiiirS)
The Emperor took horses, but the Presi- Wharton Brothers & Co.,
dent selects asses.
In order to bring up the revenue. 1 A kow prepared to re-
* * ? r i ti it eoive orders from ihe trade for all sizes of
Chase favors a tax ot one dollar a gallon
on spirits, and fifty cents a pound upon Guide, Hoop, Stake, Band &Horse Shoe Iron
tobacco. ok t-hk hest ui ai.ity.
Recruiting is said to be unusually a •
tire in Philadelphia and New York.
Both cities, are anxious to "keep out of
the draft.’'
There were 86 permits issued in Phil
adelphia during February for the erect
ton of new buildings, and In for altera
tions.
.. In the Chancery Court at Louisville,
Monday, Judge Pertle decided that an
assignment from disloyal firms for secu
rity of their creditors generally, to be
valid.
A valuable bed of coal underlies the
city of Steubenville, Ohio and parties
have offered the city one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars for the privilege
of mining it.
A, great fault in the dietetic system
of this countrv consists in the fact that
most people are supported mainly by
dinner. This meal is consequently too
large.
A woman has been arrested in San
Francisco for bathing herself in whale
oil. But why haven’t women as good a
rightto bathe themselves in whale-oil a>
to encase themselves in whalebone V
Chas. A. Weed, of Stanford, Connec
ticut, lias, it is stated, bought the esta e
of Secretary Judah P. Benjamin, of tin
Southern Confederacy, on the Missis
sippi "river, near Baton Bouge for $l4O,
000.
Genera} Meade bids fair to be the next
military victim of the Administration.
He has been summoned to Washington
to answer the charges preferred against
him by General Sickles and General
Doubleday. The matter is becoming
serious to him.
Count Rossi, the husband of Madam
Sontag, has jfist died in Brussels, lie
was an.embassador fromone of the minor
Italian-courts to Belgium, and lived in
retirement in Brussels, educating his
children. Sontag died in Mexico over
ten years ago.
There have been instances of audacity
since the war commenced, but we should
like to know what Democrat ever at
tempted to show so conclusively the
imbecility, unpopularity and criminalty
even of the present Administration ns
Messrs., Blair, Pomeroy and Greeley.
Hoheral Meade is to resign his posi
tion -as commander of the Army of the
Potomac, on account of serious charges
prouglit against him by Gen. Sickles be
fore the Military Committee of Congress
touching the battle of Gettysburg. Gcn
erdl'Hoobey or Smith are spoken of as
las. successor.
•When the steadier Cosmopolitan re
turned to Beaufort, South Carolina, with
two hundred and forty wounded and
dying men from the Florida battle field,
a grand ball was in full blast, at which
were present Generala Gilmore and
Saxon. "Dance all night to the broad
daylight,' and” bury the dead in the
morning.
Twelve of the privates of the Fourth
Infantry, Corps de A frujus, at Fort Jack
son, below A’ew Orleans, have been
found guilty of insubordination, or mu
tigyj two. have been sentenced to be
shot' ‘fo' fiSh'th, and seven to various
terms ofdmprisonment and hard labor.
That is called teaching the black troops
discipline and obedience.
It is stated on high military authority
that before Gen. Halleck was relieved ot
bis.command of the Department of the
West, President Lincoln transmitted an
orderto him relieving Gen. Grant of all
command, and practically shelving him,
a's he had done Generals McCleJlatfanu
Fremont. Gen. Halleck, however, took
the responsibility of pocketing the order,
and thus saved Hen. Granftothe service.
It is related tliat inTllinois a few days
ago, a negro egnpunced, a lecture, and
the miscegnirtibmsts Deslirfeiffllirnselves,
aqd.,gQt dlim a- large, audience. What
was theirsurprisc. however, wtae r they
heardifim declare that the Abolitionists
are the worst enemies the negro has, and
tnat-tho.Emancipation Proclamation was
ript VVjorHi'a- row nf pins. lie was noti
tie3 jiiQt ti) lecture again, and left town
on the next train.
&.n immense bed of cannel coal hns
been discovereb in Minnesota, in the
* valley of the Cottonwood River, about
lOp .miles from St. Paul. Where the
shaft struck it, it was found that the
bet! was eighty fi-et below the surface,
and.was six feet thick; but it is thought
fcom-appearaiH es that the whole region
thrrff is full of it, and that other shafts
wiiL disclose it at a far loss depth. - It
. the genuine article, as unmistakeablc
13 s ahy ever mined in Scotland or Fng
aand.
1 At a recent “reception” ai the Presi
dential mansion, two negroes—officials
wearing the Federal unifbrni —were
prethtnt mingling wUh the crowd. It
ot ‘oe ab . l , c ' fi - L ncoln treated
them .with “colb IndlfcTance.” it is
-arc ur B ed t>y Sumnei
1 t 0 P m themsel-
White society, and espec
taly at the
mm? people.with
the idea offhe-flocialand political eqgjft.
ity ; «ftte-yvMtf*;,,
1 K , *•* hn- t
DRUGGISTS.
JOSEPH ii.
MTLLrKEIV,
RTFCCKfISOR TO
J AMES P. FI.EMEVG,
D R U G Gr IST ,
WHOLESALE ASD EETAIL HEALEE
In Foreign and Domestic Drugs, Medicines.
Paints, Oils, Djre-Stuffa Atfd Perfumery,
NO. 77 PEDERAt STREET,
mysa-lyd 1 ’ ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
STEAMBOAT FORGING, &C
NINTH WARD, PITTSBURGH. :
M4NI PACTt UE BAR IRON, GRIV* !
eral Kailw-*- 'td Steamboat Forcings, ‘
COPPER WORKS.
LAKE SUPERIOyOPPER MINES,
SMELTING WORKS.
Pittsburgh, Jan. T,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
•TAMES H. HOrKIX.'
IlopJiins &. Lazear,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
NO. 103 FIFTH STREET,
PITTSUUIU.Ii, PA.
(zollcctiona and other legal business attends
to in Allegheny, Washington, »i reene, ami nd
joining counties. jan2V2nid
HOUSf FURNISHING
UPHOLSTERY.
No. 85 Fourth Street, Nt-ur WooJ
ITIIE SI BSrBIBEHS M A \ V F A < -
T l'll 1£ and Keep constanti\ cti iinnJ eu-rj
article in their line vi 7 Cornices. Ornaments.
Curtain < roods, Comlorts, Leather Bed.*, Mo
tresses of all kinds: also, the celebrated latent
Spring Beds. AH kinds ot Shades. Blinds and
fixtures.
ayPrompt attention given to all orders lor ti t
tiug and laying dou n » 'arpets, t nl Cloths, Kc
ocrn-lyd KOUKK r* & KoKMCK.
GRAVEL ROOFERS.
LITTON, OILI^XIX
Arc prepared to do
ROOFING
On short notice.
MateriA) to aell with instructions.
corner sth and Wood streets, «*con J
utory. tebO
CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD
BOSTON CEACKEE BAKERY.
S. 8 . hi AR VIN ,
Manufacturer and wholesale dealer m
ail kind.* of
CRACKERS & PILOT BREAD
NO. r,4 FOURTH STREET,
Between WtwJ and Mnrkrt
de3
riritiirßim, i»a
MALSTERS, &C
I3uttei-li<-lil «V. Co.,
Malsters ami Hop Dealers,
WATER STREET,
Bdecl-l yd
LIME MANUFACTURERS
To Builders and Contractors.
WTB ARE NOW MANTFACTURIKO
▼ ▼ h superior article ;<f
x: ,
Which we are prepare'! to deliver irom our
COAL YARD, .'>oo LIBERTY STREET.
lIE-T Qr.l l. IT V OP
FAMILY CO Alj,
Always on hAml as usual.
DICKSON, S i HH'AUT A CO.
WAGONS, CARTS, &C
Steam Wagon Work.
QN HAJVD AND MADE TO ORDER
WAGONS,
UA RTS,
WHEELBARROWS,
STORE TRUOiLS,
HAY AND STRAW CUTTERS.
t.\ COLEMAN.
7-iyd Marion Avenue, Allegheny City.
educatFonal
ST. FRANCIS’ COLLEGE,
Under Care of the Franciscan Brothers,
This institction, siti-ated is
LorrotTn, Cambria County Pennsylvania,
about four miles from (’reason Station on the
direct route between Philadelphia and Pit’tsbunrh
was chartered in 1869, with privileges to confer
the usual Collegiate Honors and Degrees The
location of the College is one ofThe most healthv
in Pennsylvania—this portion of the Allegheny
mountains being proverbial for its pure water
bracing air, and picturesque scenery. 1
The Scholastic year commences on the FIRST
MONDAY aftertfie 16th of AUGUST, and ends
about the 28th of .I UNE following. It Is divided
into two Sessions. Students cannot return home
between the Sessions. AH the Apparatus neces
sary to Land Surveying. Engineering, kc , ,
will be furnished the Institution k, u.c
Students.
Instrumental and Vocal Music forms no extra
charge. Students w-ill be admitted from eight
years to the age of manhood.
TK.nMfi—Board and Tuition, payable half yearly
in advance * G 6
Surveying and u«e of instruments, per an
num 2U
Clnaicnl and Modern Languages, extra id
Students spending Vacation at the College.. 20
lieit-rence can be made to tlielit. Rev. Bishop
Dotnenec. lit. Ro\. Bishop Wood, Philadelphia;
Kev. I\ S. Reynolds. Ixjrrctto; KevUllr.triiara,
Philadelphia; Kev. Hetirv McLaughlin, Phila
delphia; Kev. Pierce Mahar. Harrisburg*.
N. H.—A hack runs daily to Lorretto frtfm
Cressen.
Rev. E. BUSH, Superior.
IjeSned sugars- "
160 bbla “A” aod. u B” Coffee Sugars.
20 uo Crushed, Granulated anti Powdered
Sugar—JS'ou' in stare and for sale hy
KKYJMEK & BROS.,
128-and 128 Wood at.
HEfifKY w. BEAUMONT & cb“
DEALE&B iV TASTES MIttINGAR, MOWOSqAHE-
V ■ I ■ _ j *J LA PLANING MILL, would'fespef trull j'
; Foreign Brandies, Wines and Gins. f S&
EBGS-t£ PAllfi|iLß FRESU { AifiO,. I fl Ued it with the newest arid thost npproyea nj4-
{ Just received and/or sale by , Blackberry. Raspberry* Wild Cherry, and Oin; | ia now prepared to furnish flooring and
&■ ARIVISTRONX!, ger Brandies, Old hionongahela, Rye* and ! Planing ibaarUa, BfcroU sawing and *e**6tfi*g,
tepn fldayket and First sta. 1 other Whiskies, Jamaica Rum, fitc.,' j awM &* aah and .ahuttera,< kiß* dried < fratfea,
ljioll.BrBo*P- i.. - NO. 83 LIBERTY BTREEy, ' <; , jlta> !
»« ! 4 TOS& , «;t. I:«£2&1k£3?8J£? Famili “£s&• | FSSV&4g?BMt
BoifeSidW MEfrfcfHAKrre.
H' JOHN i JHOORHEAD; ? ? )
COMMISSION MERCHANT,!
FOR THE PALE OF
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
NO. 74 W ATER below Market,
| !I.M« Ca.hi« of the Merchant.'_B#nk,> JOSEPH BNOWDEN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT, NOTARY PUBXjIO,
• MAYOR'S OFFICE,
NO. It SOUTH M AIN STREET,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID
to rilling urdfia for the pur-clou*' ,ot
Cotton, Hemp, Tolmcro, Flour, Pork,
Uncoil, Lord, dtc., Jfcc.
Kefkk- Danker:*. and Mercha
of St. Louis gcnerall) : John )i. Scully. «•
Cashier* Pit.tshurch.
Oedora and consignments respectfully solie
and prompt returns janei-lm
R. HUTCHINSON,
(I. ATE OF TKEfTI A IT F IVE! I N SON, )
COMMISHT O >. AM I>
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
WESTEEN RESERVE CHEESE,
Fl..ur. t r rain, Fish. Fried 1 ruit, Pearl and
rot A >hr -. an.l Produce eenerally .
Best Brandt* o!“Katmly Flour Always on Hand.
NO. 10-2 SECOND STREET,
Between W o>*d and Clarke!,
advance made rm ('onsignments.
apll-lyd
Commlaalon >1 i: reh nntb,
Flour and O rain and • rneral Produce Deal
era, No. 0 \\ *>od »t.. Pittsd»urgh, Pa.
Wd t-ike ple murn in rcletnug to the lollowlng
Pittsburgh Houses i 'lies*. Snij th t*. <'o., /up it
Painter, A. Di.-uiiey. 1.. KdutuinUori Jc Co., B. li.
Davis, J r. W oodwell. Jas MCulls & Co. .1
W Spencer, c li Love it Co , H if Jack it. Co
jan-.’^-tl
WM. H. SMITH & CO..
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Nos. 112 Second and 147 First Streets,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Nos. IS anrl 20 Wood Street
JKvlvt.l..!
T U < '■ M A* I. A/tA H
REYMER & BROTHERS,
Foreign Fruit-. Nut*, Confertlonary
*ugnr*, Kiie W mki, 6l c„
NO-] 120 AND 128 WOOD STREET,
1-11 T'Uri; m
WILIJAM C AWH A < <>
* • , •. , ■ y
W I\ES, BRAHHES, WIN’S, AC.
Ut-itlllm and Denier* In
Tine OKI Monongaht-ld R\e Whisky,
UIIKUTV >THKF.T,
iiJ’.-t) t Fill -hi lo , 11. PA
J . DU WLE V Y,
NO. 1 1)1 A M () N 1)
Duquesno Brass Murks.
Manufacture and kc*«-p oiuUauiij »b hand ewrj
' '»•**»>
FINISHED BRASS WORK
lIIIA-.'S i ~1 .-..p, r. ;!..
DTEAMUOAT WORK AMIHFPVIH-
in? prrunpth to Also, solo agent»
it)r \\ t‘»U'rn Pennn\ wo toi the tu«le m
A l AI» >ll J'iiu.N PI Mi', won r
improvement MtMt^ho.i
J. & M. M’STEEN,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
AVHKKLIXO, VA
A LI. K I Kl*j> otf
BRASS ANO IRON cocks made ro OROER.
Also, Brass Castings of all Kinds
M.t at tli«* f-h< ru-st [•<11 110.
Particular nttenUnn paid To httinp np an l re
pairing uf OIL RLE LNf.KI Hr*.
31 &■ 3*l "Water Hlrta'l, near Mbri’ty.
fIAHE MKMBEIik Ui THIS PIKSI HE
JL lug riu*:i.am. », ot ninny yearn' ex
perience in t h*•> b;.sdru-s will ensure to iriii'-al
iafaction in every rv’*j>. -I We nro aD.> agents
lor Guild, ' tampon >\ I'u 'h, ''trim Pomps lor
water and oil. seo-l j .1
STEEL WORKS.
Black Diamond Steel Works,
PARK, BROTHER & CO.,
Best Quality of Refined Cast Steel,
Square, Plat anel Octagon, of all sizes.
Warranted equal to hd> imported or manufac
tured in thi* country.
119 <fc ITI First nail 140 Vi‘4 Second sts.
feb!6-lyd
ISAAC JOMtP. . JOHN 1.. IK'YD.WM. M'd’LLOCOH
Pittsburgh Steel Works,
JONKS, IJOYD Ac CO..
MANTPAt TrRER< OP
Cast Steel? also, Spring, Plow and A B
Steel Springs und Axles,
Comer of Bosh and First Streets,
nuJl-ly PITTSBURGH, FA.
W. CL NMNGHAM .. I). IH.MSKN
Y. (TXS'ISOHAM c. li['M;a.N,
CI NNINtiHAHH Jfc CO.—PITTS
BURGH CITY GLASS WUKKS—Ware
house 119 Water street, and 156 First street,
Pittsburgh, Fa , three doors below the Monon
gahel.'i House, manal'acturers of Pittsburgh City
U indow Glaoe. Druggists' Glass U are and Ame
ricau Cum ext j l.iss, lor Parlor Window a,. Church
es public buildings. npi
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
•TAC’OIS KMXEH,
Importer and wholesale dealer in
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS,
lot) BMITHHBLD STREET,
Three doors nhovo 6th sf.
JACOB KEI-LEH WOI’LD INIITE
particular attention tn tu= ni t ;.. rm - D
j tt inea.md Kri’iK'li brandies. which h-is 1-, -i* K( -
I lectcd and imported!-}- himself. Fnmili. /ami
Churches-could depend on obtaining atiiis es
tablishment the best and purest uf Wines. Pure
Liquors of all kinds, equal to any in the t ltv aU
hand. Abo, lhire Uhl Rye Whisky and
the fcest, Rectified jVionongnheiH.
PITTSBI'RUH
T?. F. BARRY,
riTTsnritr.ii. i*a
AliLUi-'-N al< A M AM.MOM
PATTERSON «St AMMON,
GROCERS
'• ■> It IIf.NTKR.
pirrsntKO?!
WILLIAM BAGALEY,
PL I -Hi KC li
Late at Mider .s. K,. kr*Uon'«.
(>u« . Ke\ met An c-rson.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
(J R< K LR,
PI IT Mil K.iH, i'A
BRASS FOUNDERS
mi's.- iiiHilf !*■ '>r«U-r
GAS AND STEAM FITTERB,
FITTSBtTIO-H. PA
MANT KAOI REKS OK
UKFICK AND WAUKHOUdB,
I’ITTSBUHGH
GLASS WORKS
if OCR BROKERS
» pC ini [7
NOTE, 'STOCK, DRAFT, 'BOND ANIJ MORTGAGE,
REAL ESTATE AND MERCHANDISE BROKER,
' office, , y-f
' ROOM, No. 13 BURKE’S BUILDING,
Fourth Street, PITTSBURGH. VA.
-Oaff-Desirable >llll property and oilier Heal j
i Estate to the amount o£ $100,600 lorsalc low.
MOT ARY PUBLICS.
PAPER MANUFACTURERS.
S. B. & C. P. MARKLE*,
Manufacturers a»d Dealers in
HOOK, <AI>, LKTTI'R,
And all kinds of Wrapping Paper,
Ila vo Removed
FROM NO. SIT WOOD STREET, TO
No. 33 Sraithfield Street,
PITT.sBRKOH, PA.
ap3
paid tor K AGS.
LAMPS, OIL, &C
I. O. WELDON
WELDON
& KELLY,
:7C«Knw op
MANTPAC
LAMPS AND
LAMP GOODS,
CARBON oii.s, UF.\7,l.\'F., Ail.,
No. itj-i W>; q> "s i r<kk r, near Sixth.
i.u<j:r:>ri' on, wojiKsi.
DUNCAN, DUNLAP & CO.,
MAMTAITIRER' OP
HUUE WHITE REFINED
OAHBON OlliS,
Oflire, J'Jl LIBERTY STREET, *
[i,vv6m.i rn r>iirii,iH. ha.
HOUSE CARPENTERS
OUBTIS 0. &TEINMETZ,
o e n k r: a I.
House Carpenter and Jobber,
SHOP, VIRGIN ALLEY,
Between Wood anil Lli*ertv streets.
ITTTsIirJMH. I’A.
KohcttOil anil prompti .• attended to.
ALDERMEN
PRANK KELLY,
Alderman and Attorney at Law,
NO. M fifth street
’•'lli-etion M ac ountt* and all legal L.ikp
nc»# promptly MieuL ) to **• -j-1 j .1
LOAN OFFICES
I.OAtN Ol’l’lCl’.,
HENRY W. CIMIOTTE,
NO. too SMITimEI.U ST
Near the corner ot Mb.
||<)IVKV IN I.ARUK AM) SMAII.
a"! quantities i- > am-d ..n ' o*l.l and Niiwr, Du*-
iii >u.li». Irui'lr) li.'lsl inj >ilwi \\ Mhei ami
all Kin.l» •*1 uli.tMc nrtnii-- Lo 'U.\ *.(
time agreed un Ihe goods deine.i 1
u ittmut the like!
AdMUILr 11 ..t, 11 ~n. 7 A M !„ 1() P .V.
jVk)
MASTIC CEMENT WORKERS
MASTIC CEMENT.
I' . W A r r H O 7S ,
MASTIC WORKER.
IS FHKPAHKI) TO ( KMB.NT. TUK
,-Yti-n. r '>i L.i it m.g - ,th impn-.ed Mi-*.
» eluent illiM|n'l ait 1 n's J r!• t !•• tli', ), ,! t -
tofore Ehm cemrti* ha* no equal .i' torn.- a
solid i»nd >lti i aLie a- heil s win «- 1,, m j »u I l •«, e
iin i»h a Lie to w at' I i.«t! ai. *-t. t . iuj
.*1 .tone
'1 he undersigned i>* the M.U n liVMe an 1 | : . •
tical m nraman >t« this ■. emeni in inn ,-it y
lun ai pt.rd tin. * Vii.eu* lo tL. LdL-vln.-
I*• .Mm fiiMU-M*, A li. .•, , ;
I. H Sho»*ttN-iy»a\ ]*.«»« ;.-i» a v ill*. t
I I» M:< ‘i*M. I Vi.il Mr.. »
t »ir if l I’ltthi-.iiL i.. 1 •
>1 » liaru« > .1.1 j n
Address Waidiinghtoi, Hotel Bov l l()tl
FiU.I-uiyh I' » ' i,
ENGINE BUILDERS.
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS,
lrsm I 'omulorN,
General M&chmiaU aiul boiler Mak.i
Friuu. K. R„ Pn«ienger SUiifiQ
ri i imu iLiii. i \
»| A\l FA( Tl HKH ALL KI.VDs (IK
IY.M. Mcmii Kngioes, raL*rin»; from tl.ii-r l. ■ ..i.c
hundred and filiy l.r-rw pourr. and i i
Grut MUIv >•».* ,MilU. IlUai l u i n%.'!•!>, r a.!,-
rlre, ct.;
< live particular attention to the coflslrucMon
Lncme* ami Machinery lor gr.st nail* m. 1 lot
upright*, tnul.ay and circular - »u mills
H a\ (’ alnc on hand. finished in l rrvlj I >r shlj -
rneiil .»l Muir* n.a;.-e Fn.-llir.- an 1 Boiler* of
e\ery description.
Also, t urnuh Boiler* an.l .Sl.irl Iron j>cp< i -u. | .
Wrought ] i.. u Shafting. H r■> -a. 1 l'nllier a.
every i anet) . and ommiui* t lie man u I l,a c i.i
Woolen .Machinery mid M.v ho.et aid*
(*ur nrtees arc law, our in ni.a.crj iw.uiof'uHii
cl of the beat quality ol nuiifiri&U, and warrant* d
in all cases to (five aatiefnetinri
A#“Ordftr» from all parts ol the country solici
ted and promptly tilled. leill-d.W
PORK PACKERS
OHABLE3 L. CALDWELL
to .1 M llolnQß \ (J<» ,)
p o k it i’ a c n io ii
Peeler In Bacon, Lard, Sugar-Cured Ilam:
Smoked Beef,
CORAIER MARKET AND FIRST ST*
deoll-lyd
JEWELRY, &C
j w i ; i. i« y
The subscribers have .mst
opened a very large and deslrtMe slock ni
-Fmi GOLD JEWELEY,
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
For Ladies* and Gentlemens’ wear ; floe
Bronze (’locks, Fancy Goods,
BLLVER-1* I jATF.T) tvahi:,
Such as and Fruit Baskets,
Goblets, Card Cases, Tea Setts, etc.
R LINEMAN, MEYRAN 6l SEJDLE,
de2o 4-J Fifth street.
BREWERS
SPENCER & M’KAY,
BREWERS & EALSTERS,
PHOENIX STEAM BREWERY,
WE HAVE AX WATS ON HAND A
; superior article of
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
And will continue to make it our aim to give
satisfaction to all Of our customers. Mr. Kobt.
Watson of Liberty street, will have the* nirmagi
of our business, with full control In the Brewen - .
Address all orders to SPENCER & M'KAY,
Pheoulx Brewr>rv. Pittsburgh, Pa.
.TbS- SPENCER,
.TAS. M’KAY.
planing
‘ HOUSES, &C.
FIRST NATI6 NAL BANX
II.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. )
OFFICE OP f ’DMT'TftOLLETt OP TH EI^URREWCY, >
• Washington City, Aug. 6th, 1863. )
Whereas By satisfactory evidence preseated
: to the undersigned, it Im* l*een made to appear
; that the FIRST N ATIOMAI, BANK OF PITTS
| BURGH, In the CaiinYy ol* Allegheny and State
! of Pennaylvania has been July organized under
i aud according lo the ruquifcmenta of the Act of
; Congress, entitled “an Act to provide a National
• Currency, secured by a pledge of I'nitcd States
Stocks, ami to pm. ide lor the circulatlou and re
. deinption tliereof." approved February *2sth,
1603, ami ha» complied with all the provisions ot
said Act required to he complied with before
, commencing the business of Banking.
Nuir THKaKfuiu:, I. Hugh McCulloch, Comp
-1 broiler of the Current 1 ), do hereby certify that the
. said FIRST NATIONAL HANK OF PITTS-
Hl'lldH, count)- of Allegheny and State of
i Penns) l\ama, is authorized to commence the
buaimtHs of banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness* my luind and
; oeal of othoe, this sth day of August, 1863.
* HI trli AUCUI.LOCH,
j SS Comptioltei of the Currency.
PITTSBV Ri I H
TEE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
UF PlTOlirKuH.h.L,
Late Pittsburgh Trust Company.
Capital 8440,000, xvlrh privilege lo In
rrinse to 81.000.000.
The Pittsburgh Trust Company lia\in? organ
ized under the act to provide a National l Rirrcn
cy. under the title of the llKsI NATIONAL
BANK uF PITTSBURGH, would respectfully
otter its servT.x* lor the collection ol Notes,
Drafts, Bills of Exchange. x.- . r.vnve money on
deposit .and buy ind soil E\ch in.ro on nil parts uf
the counlrv
JNO. KELLY.
Hie bi.cLenri w -h ha? .Attended the Pittaburgh
Tm.s: Conqi-wi , rue e Us organization in lan-.
will we believe be a a utile lent cuaranteo that bu?i
nedb entrusted to the new organization will re
ceive the same protnpi -.*ti ntion
Having a \ei) extcuaive correspondence with'
BuniCi* and BaJikero, throughout the country,
we t-eliev o we can oiler umoutt! i icilittea to thubc
who do ImuineDd with uh
T he busineus will be conducted by the tame
oiticeru and directors.
uiregtokm
Jam Fa 4, u’gh it \ . v\ m K. Nimi.k,
RoHr.HT S Hit-. | Ai KVA.Nt'iUf amR,
i Hi'MJi' Bh.Lt , | E UANI 1!* » F BaII.EY,
1 Ho-. 1.. H i M V > , j A I r a. iJuAOI.LV,
I-Oihs LAt OHLIN. President
,lon> P. Si til i. Canhter.
augs-iWw tt
I K ’l •> 1 • PI. R MtKT’
KOUNiTZ & MtHTZ,
118 Wood itrtet, Second door above Fifth.
Dealers in fokkk;n and do.
mestu: Fxchamrc. Bank Notes and
(.Hoeminent necurttie*. tAUgctions jiromptl)
atteud»'il to. ' * a *g&* s *‘ npll
UOLMF.S Mt.fv BANKERS
• nr.d t. . ii: k.-rs and Dealer? in
Nutts. Dralis. A, *;ui:. »i<ud. >ilv*-r and
Bank Notf K-C. u*.'e *.i. tl.<- U'oi, and
V* extern ' itu *. ui-t uiih l-r -tit .
Collection* made in all the cltiea throughout
i >.. 1 ~itod ''tales. Dcpowtfi receiv. dinp »i I undi
or cm rent t'i|»er, No. 6T Market street iH-tweer,
l mrd and F-.nrth ,-treefs
| 101,11. <<ir.VF.II, DEMAND .VOTES,
i .tt;a 1 1 - ,i 11. it !t. Ji.<•»!.. tin irtermar
trrs i 'ertincHtes.
,n . ad other c t ernment securitieii, bought J.y
o H )\’l L 1.1 AM s X C.. . .
t;,h till) ! W id -Ti'i t . runCT "I 1 lord.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK,
PITTsHL hTU
OPEN D \ 11. V. KHOM i*TO 10(1,0( K,
»! u W'-lnri-H) in<l N.itiiriUv f‘voimurh.
• \c.\ i ;i,*m i 1-1 tr-.m ■; ii> •* oVI *, k
liitn-r Ift to AI i, ift. 6 to h
11■ 'i:i 'i -»\ i>i
ill 1 lI.MI. V.
r.'ton .’l *»! HiiiiH n.)t }«••*« th-\n t >n k
vc. iii-l » h\,U-jul - . t !.»• j-r.>nt«- -!« . .tf i il
u.r.i-r IM. u-.it.,
.in 1 une nn<l
ui- i -r i m.' il I!u I -itt-
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A-r.-slit oi t he Jcpooit.ir i'riUMf il. «u»i bears Th«-
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;.i- t .n.v *oL . .-U t . - ,-iK' iiK.i.t-) u ill ilouble in
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t i the Util
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l wu- « H. Kelly.
Real Estate Savin
ST \ Tf! *! V. \'T OK 'I UK CONDITION
. i it..- %t--\ . i. . uu„ k lv, v ,i n,-
A mount ol l>..|.OMt v \ n v,! | .i,i *lul r ,ni
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m» ii. -i. \n \ u^rn.Y.
\\ w n m rnt
I’.'p' l '", r- .nw.l i> A 11. \ . u»».i EVERY <A I‘-
I'KHA A Y \ i:.\ 1M r
lNTKl(h>l PA 11) it ti per ci’i.f per annum.
I'M U' IA) > L:-. 1 1 k K IOKN r
H.»n T. M. Howe. t h<o. t K A|kh
Vt ,'.i li MM I 1 H . j' i - i Ii l .1 v.
w R i on.i AM-), iJA. OH Pa n i ~u.
11 <' nll i-. • Nn n... v- \ .. b «,u v
Office, 03 I‘ourth Street.
n.A
PITTSBT'RGH. PA
H \ J . M.MJEE
{U'PMAX Hlf K -
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,SATINET!S,
Vcattaiprs. Tailors’ Trimmings,
ivo. ■j.'s.'s m /Y rtivxn htrkkt
oc2&-tf FHILAPELPHLY.
WM. BRICE & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 15 South Water st.,
philaukuphu.
*s“Liber,! a.UHncea nriilo on couaignments
when requinM
(iEOKGK GHANT,
Manufacturer and
WHOLESALE AMIBETAIL DEALER
In every description ol
GilM'S’ FURNISHING GOODS,
610 CHESTNUT STREET,
CAS PIITFRES ABTD CIIAJfDELIERS
PARAGON CO AL OIL BURNERS,
Hand Lamps, Columns, &c.
? ALESILOOM.a,
No, 517 Aivh Street, Philadelphia.
Manutnctory, Frankford, Philt.
■flSH&lf gobdHvsTranted. ’.)
LONGCOPE & PEAECE,
Hai>s&ctßr«m and Imjpoirtera of
MESS’ FLRiMSEIAO GOODS,
AND TAILORS THIMmyrCfS,
No. 10 south Fourth Street,
myl-lyd PHILADELPHIA,
>AMKI I. K>. A
ua rs iv icim-*.
7 3-10 Bonds and Coupons,
SKI H i ll STRF F.T.
« ii a is ri;n l:u in in.-,.-,.
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• I zr \Uf .»».
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l-.n u' M k*-nnt#k.
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11. i.rv L Htii.'ttnll
h. r.. LJiiri' /
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w ir . \ vnku-k.
1» ial U hitticr.
\\ ~, I . \V wyiuan,
• ‘,i.r* iu: Y eagei.
M. IIUAI.. A •
t HAkl-L: A <
_-,s Institution,
A \ \ \ Hi. I LIT Treasurer
PHILADELPHIA CARDS.
ISIAJf Hl< K'
'•HiP O -A- eh
MACiKK A: lilt Ivs?,
Importers and dealers in
Produce ami Ptovlslou
PHILADELPHIA
C. A. YAN KIRK & 00,,
M.WITArTURKKS Op
I’ntcnt Improved
EXCELSIOR ANI) PATENT
C, HARRY BRIAN,
RAILROADS. »
WINTER ARRANGE ftIJaBST
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
nine daily TRAINS* '
CONSTANT ADDITIONS ARK BE*
log made to the equipment of this excellent
doublMraok and express route, and every possi
ble care will be exerclsed -for the comfort oi pas
sengers and rapid movement of freight. Trains
will leave the depot In Pittsburgh'as follows:
THROUGH ACCOMMODATION daily, (ex
cept Sunday,) at 6 60 a. in.,- stopping at all sta
tions between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
FAST MAIL every morning, (except Sunday,)
at 2 60 a. m., stopping only at principal Stations,
and making direct connections at Harrisburg for
Baltimore and Washington, and for New \ork
via Philadelphia.
THROUGH EXPRESS daily, at 425 p. m.,
stopping only at principal. Stations, making di
rect connections at Harrisburg for Baltimore and
Washington, and for New York via Philadelphia.
FAS'! LINE daily, (except Sunday,) at 8 35 p.
m., stopping only at principal Stations, connect
ing at Harrisburg for Baltimore and Washington,
and for New York via Allentown, without
change of cars; also at Philadelphia for New
York.
JOHNSTOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves dally, (except Sunday,) at 3 00 p. m., stop
ping at all Statlous, and running as far as Cone
maugh.
FIRST ACCOMMODTION TRAIN for Wall's
! Station, leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at 030 a. m.
SECOND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall’s Station, leaves.daily, (exoept Sunday,) at 1
: ll 40 a. m.
■ THIRD ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
! Wall s Matiou leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at
! 3 5tJ p. m.
I FOURTH ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Wall’s Station leaves daily, (except Sunday,) at
; 6 00 p. m.
THE CHURCH TRAIN leaves Wali’sStation,
! every Sunday at 905 a. in.; returning leaves
: Pittsburgh at 12 46 p. m.
RETURNING TRAINS
ARRIVE IN PITTSBURGH AS FOLLOWS:
Baltimore Express 12 80 p. m.
Philadelphia Express. 1 20 p. m.
Fast Line r. l 30 a.m.
Through Mail Train 1 00 a. m.
Johnstown Accommodation 10 05 a. m.
Ist Wall’s Station Accommodation 6 25 a. m.
2d Wall’s Station Accommodation ' 8 35 a. m.
Jd Wall’s Station Accommodation 1 55 p. m.
4th Wall’s Station Accommodation 6 06i>. m.
Baltimore Express will arrive with Philadelphia
Express at 1 2u p. m. on Mondays.
TRAINS FOR B LAIRS YILLE and INDI
ANA connect at Blairsville Intersection with
Through Accommodation, Johnstown Accommo
dation and Express Train East, and with Balti
more Express and Johnstown Accommodation
West
1 RAINS FOR EBENSBUKGconnect at Cres
son with Express Trains and Mail Train West,
and with Through Accommodation and Express
Train East.
FARE:
TO NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE
LANCASTER
HARRISBURG...
ALTOONA
Baggage Checked to all Stations on the Penn
sylvania Railroad, and to Philadelphia, Balti'
more and New York.
Passengers purchasing tickets in cars will be
charged an access according to distance traveled
in addition to the Station rates,except from Sta
tions where the Company has no Agent.
NuTICE. —incase of lose, the Company will
hold themselves responsible for personal baggage
only, and for an anfbunt not exceeding $lOO.
N. B.—An Omnibus Liae has been employed to
convey Passengers and Baggage to and from the
Depot, at a charge uot to exceed 25 cents lor each
passenger and baggage.
J. STEWART, Agent,
At the P. R. R., Passenger Station, on Liberty
and Grant streets. no2o
1864. 1864.
THE PITTSBURGH,
FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO RAILWAY,
AND
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
WINTEE ABBANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER J ANVAR V Wt, 1864,
trains ruu as lollows, viz :
Leave •
Pittobg. ForChiVo. ForClet’d. ForWheel’g.
Express 146 a i#». 145 a.m. 1.46 a.m.
Express 1.45 p.m. 1.45p.m. 1.45 p, m.
Mail 6 3u a m. G.lo a. m.
RETURNING.
Arr»\ e* Pittsburgh.
P F " Ky 2.20 a. m . 3.30 p. m., 7.00 p.
: 'aJ [,
i i!' H. 1L 'i-lu a. m., 3.50 p. m., 8.06 p. m.
Ai.'Co.M IUU»A TK»N I UAINS.
Len\ c Alletihi'ny
F>>r A inn... «•> hi.r .V H. K.)r\ ForSteu'e.
16 p ru. t 16 a. :u. ti 40 a. m.
HETCRNINO
i' ■ y W•a. <' li y "20a. m ; 8.40 a. m., 2.36 p
In.. J CrtJ !•. Dj.
i’ & p k k
10 oo a. m.
UKU PARKIN, Ticket Agent.
I inon P.iaocugfr .'Station, Pittsburgh, Pa.
A iq i AS:>LLBLRRy,Ageni,
AlleghenyVity.
H. K PAVSfiN, (Jen. Pass. Agent.
P-, K W. 4c t;. Ry. Co.
K. H MVKJi.S, iJi-ji. Ticket Agent,
C. A. P. R. R. Co.
Pittsburgh & Connellsville R. R
WINTEII AKUANGKMENT
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, DE
i.'KMBKR 2d, 1563, Trains will lejive the De
pot, corner ol' Ross and Water streets, as follows:
Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh.
Mall to and from fntown. 755 a. m. 600 p. m.
Express “ 3uo p. m. iOO a. in,
lit m'Keesport Acc'dn. U 00 a. m. 7 00 a. in.
-d •• •• s lfi a, m. 2 05 p. ru.
Ist Port Perry *• luos.ni. S 30 a. tn.
brad-lock* •• 4 15 a. in. 640 p. m.
Mind at t'luireh lihidlo
and from ACkeesporl, l oo j». m, 10 00 a. m.
For tickets apply to CJKn liul ETON. Agt.
H IiLACKSIv.NL, Supt. deB.
AMERICAN lIOITBE,
BOSTON,
IS THE LARGEST AND BEST AB
ranged Hotel in the New England States; is
centi ally located, and easy of access from all the
routes of travel. It contains all the modern im
provements, and every convenience for the com
fort and accommodation of the traveling'public.
The alcepiug rooms are large and well ventilated;
the suites of rooms are well arranged, and com
pletely turnished for families and large traveling
parties, and the house will continue to be kept
H 3 a first-class Hotel in every respect.
Telegraph In the house to all parts of the coun
try. HENRY EICE, Proprietor.
Hoston. Sept. 1863. ' sel2-6md
WATiTi PAPER
FOR AUTUMN OF 1863,
A complete assortment of beautiful
I’APEK HANGINGS,
uf all styles, at prices lower than can be again
offered. For sale during the season by
W. P. MARSHALL,
AND BEAr«Ft:L SONG,
BY ROOT
“Just before the Battle, Mother.”
FIRST VKRSB.
.lust belore the battle, mother,
I am thinking most of you j
While upon tne field we're marching,
With the enemy in i tew.
Comrades brave are round me lying,
Pilled with thoughts of home ahdGod ;
For well they know ; i hat on the morrow,
Some will sleep beneath the sod.
PRICE, as CENTS.
Copies mailed on receipt of price.
Fur sale by
febl
FRUITS, NI TS.
GRAS. C. MELLOR,
81 Wood st.
200 boxes Ornnjroß, prime,
100 do Lemons,
100 (rails Ivic.-i Almonds,
Hi halos Bor. Almftncis,
50 bajrs Tarragona Almonds,
6o do Sicily Almonds,
76 boxes Shelled AJmonds,
.'W bags Knglish Walnuts,
26 do Brazil Nuts,
30 do Pilberts,
200 do Pea Nuts,
6000 Ctscoa Nuts,.
In store and landing, and for sale br
t , M&tiyjJfcEß k .
126 and 128 Woodst.
Ootiiie SMrt
■ i &0-bbla< : €Jru*hocL Sobered aodiGranu
lated—now instore and lor sate by .
REYMERfic BROS;,' "
i l&aainttiftfcbdst'
.ij&ntS . .r ,
BPBHEI,Si
iSPHINa mtS tat
ftftle by FETZEB & AKMSTOENG.
fete* , , corner
OAA BB3LS OP CHOICB JPAMUJ
2SW FLOTTB—In store and fDfes&W*
PATTERSOK & A&MOIS,
Xeblfi K9.^W,9PdftfC«tf
FIUE Nq. ,436.nnd 4071 CHBS , PND'&*B]T.,
neat Fifth* r b,-> ,-ij *«*.» i
STATEMENT of -ASSETSvi J AN. Ist, 1863. -
Published Agreeably to Jhn Act of Assembly, be-
Mortgage, amply-Beeured2..u;.sl,B93;3Sa > aj
Real Estate (present- value $103,313
61,) cost. ... ... v ~........ r ,,..,, 10fc9fl*JZ«
Temporary Loans on ample Collat- , , ...
teral Securities...... 89,U5
Notes ahd'Bins Receivable 1,821 w
Cash * 33
*2,m0616S
The only profits ftotn : p^erah^mß , Which this
company can divide by law, are from riaka yvldch
have been determined.'
. Insurances every desoriptitmof Prop
erty, in Town and Country, at rates as lour a? ar?
consistent with security*- 1 {t
Since their incorporation, a period. of
fears,' theyhaVepaia lossesby Fire, toanamounv
exceeding Four Millions of Dollars; thesebyi af
fording evidence of the advantages of Insurance,
as well as the ability anoxliapoßltion fdhleet with
promptness all liabilities. ~ - ; ■,.
Losbes paid 1850,863,159 361
MREOTURS.y . m
CHASLBB W. MOpDECAL H. Lou
Tobias WAGivEtt, * David S. Brows*;
SAWria/G-RACTr, IrA-ac LuWp'
Jacob R, Hsuth, : Edward C. Dalb,
GboboeW.Rjchajcd.s Tales,
UHAS. C. BANOTvFTR. President.
EDWARD C. DALE, Vice President.
W», (J. Stpel,.Secretary pro.tenu-
J. GARDENjLK COFJTIN, Agent.
Northeast uor. Third and Wood ats
PHILADELPHIA FIBEAHD LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
1.46 CHESTNUT STREET, •
Opposite, tlie Custom House.
Capital.. $319,100. Assets.. $304,943..
Wn.L IUKK ALL KIVDS OF Uti.
SURANOE, either Perpetual or Limited,
on every description of Property or Merchandise,
at reasonable rates of premium.
ROBT. P. KING, President.
JVI, W. BALDWIN. Vice. President.
..DIRECTORS.
Chaeles Bates, K. R. Cope,
E. R. English,
p. B. Saveby,
C. SHKRiXAa,
S. J. Magarge, E. 'WiLER,
F. Blackbttbn, Secretary, ' • ‘
I. O. COFFIN, Agent. .
Comer Third and Wood streets.
ALLEGHENY ffiSOftAMTcfr,
OF nTTeBTOGHH.
Office, No* 37 Fifth Street, Bailie Blo^k.
INSURES AGAINST AUG KINGS OP
FIKE AND MARINE BISKS. ' '/
IBAAG JOHTBB. President r'JOBI7»/ko-
CORD, Vice President; D. M. BOOK, Secretary;
Gant WM. DEAN, General Agent.. . ;
DniECTOßf*—lsaac Jones, O. G. Hussey, Har
vey Childs, Capt. K. O. Gray, John A. Wilson,
B. L. Fahnestock, John D. McCord, Capt. Adam
Jacobs, R. P. Sterling, Capt. W. Dean, Robert
L. M’Grew, Robt. U. Davis. no2B
$l2 80
. 10 60
. 10 00
. 8 SO
. 765
3 60
Lii*c Insurance.
THE AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE
UU. uy PHILADELPHIA.
ALEX. WHILPDIN, President.
SAM’L WORK, Tice President.
Capital
Hon. James Polix>ck,
J. Edoab Thomson, esq.
Policies of Insurance issued the usu*l Mc
tl'al rates with prorita to the assured. The
last bonus was 43 per cent.
Cash rates are 20 per cent, lower than mutual.
B. S. BRYAN, Agent.
59 Fourth st., (Burke’s BuildingJ
! Western Insurance Company ofPittahnigh.
GEORGE DARSIE, President
F. M. Goedon, Secretary.
|. Capt. B. D. Coohean, Gen’! Agent.
! No. 93 Water street,(Spang iy'Uo’a warehouse,
i np stairs,) Pittsburgh.
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL
kindß of FIRE and MARINE RISItB.
| A Home Institution managed by Directors who
! Are well known in the community, and who ace
1 determined, by promptness Ann liberality) to
maintain the character which they have astetimed,
i as ottering the best protection to those who do*
j sire to be insured.
ASSETS, OCTOBER 30th, 1961.
Stock Accounts $ 63,000 00
I Mortgage 2,130 00
Otilce Furniture 3,60 00
i Open Accounts, etc 7,809 00
! Cash i0,3dl 00
Premium Notes 27,U05'00
: Notes and Bills Discounted 174,076 00
$293;25T 00.
Directors—)?. Miller, jr., .fames Nl’Auiey,
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nimiek, George
Darale, Win. ii. Chss. \V. Ricketson, An
drew Ackley, Alexander Speer, David M. Loiig,
Rees J. Thomas, lienj. Bakeweil, John M’fJune
HOTELS, REST AURANTS, &C
SAVAGE HOUSE,
NO. 350 LIBERTY STREET,
Next to Pennsylvania Passenger Depot,
JOHN SAVAGE, • PROPRIETOR.
Having taken andjttsped bp,
with ail the modern improvement, -this pop
ular resort, the subscriber is prepared to acepts*
modate his old customers and the public geaeF
ally, with the best the market affbrda. -Oysters
will be served up in every variety of style during
the season. His.Wiues, Liquors and A tea he
feels confident in recommending thein to the'pub
lic for their.excellence.
Can, Bucket and Shell Oysters received daily,
and sold wholesale and retail. my&Vlyd
OUR HOUSE,
NO. 22 DIAMOND ALLEY,
Arrives at
The subscriber announces
to the public that he is in dally t , echipt , Of
FRESH SHELL and CAN OYSTKBS,OAiiXE,
Ac., and.is prepared to accommodate the patrons
of this old ana well knoivn house with every
thing in the eating and drinking line at thesbbrt
eat notice. JOHN SHALER,
janil-Iyd
YOUNG’S EATING SALOON,
Corner ofYirctn Alley and Smith
field Streets,
Where OYSTERS and ail the delicacies of the
seaaou will be served up in the most paiatabte
styles. EH YOnOttG,
ocH corner .Virgin Alley and Smithfield st.
A POLLO HALI BILLIARD SALOON.—
Am. CHARLES GARDNER would remind his
old friends and .customers that he is still to be
found.at his old stand, ABOLLO HALT,. en
trance on Fourth street, lie has always 6n hand
the best quality of Lager Beer, and ln conntfction
with theihAli v a well .appointed billiard saloon,
with good tables, balls and cues. ’
Remember the place, Apollo HaU, Tot&tH st
near‘Wood, -entrance from Fourth. lylO-iy
OYSTERS, GAME.
JAMES M’LAUGHLIN
OYSTERS, BUTTEE, GAME,
POULTRY AND EGGS,
3g6 LIBERTY filTiaSpT,
87 Wood street.
WALL PAPER, AC.
XJLT A U , -t >APERS ’ OU CLOTHS,
▼V VI Niro W SHATJES.rANGY GOOUS
W Bapete from 8c to $3 .per. roll-} \Tipdow
Shades irqm 10c to #3; Oil Cloths. from '7oc to
$1,60 per yard; Fancy Goodin ■alTrariettefe. at
the
New WallPapQTj&FauoyOoo'ifionse
of FOERSTK;* a fcUHWARZ, .
fvbi 3 m Smithflelfl street
Prrisui f*r Wat .nua. Chicago;Rfo Uo., l
UKPtCK OP'JttK SRCJUBTADY, . I
PHtaburch, jHarch Is?,'1861. \
I^lvrDElfD —THE-BOARD OP Df-
JLF rector? have this day declared a Dividend
of SEVEN PiOt OESTTW QNITH&LtfCDME
UR THIRD MORTGAGEBONDS of this Com
pany, out of ‘the earning*'of *1863, pAyabte In
CAiaH on the Ist day of April .next, at the Office
of WTNSIiOW, IkXTkR & tfo., TrSafer
Agents, No. 62 Wall street.,New. ,I'ort, to< the
persons or their, Attorneys, lit whose names, tho
Bonds stand registered on the Ist’iisy othftiiefi.
The Transfer and Register BoOksoPthese Bonds
which were closed on the Ist day of jfraieh for
the Annual Election, will remain closed Until U>
o’clock a. m., the *Jd day of April thereafter I .'
W. H. BARNESL*
■•Secretary.
T OOS AT 43 tO© AW
JUfTHREE SyuRY ;UW£LLm &
btmEe And'lot of ground for sale, felta&reJnekr
Wyiie! atfeetj PAcio?,- five
dining ioCttU, kitchen, «Uaf 4WI y.ard r .gaa,anu
wafer wpi be a6Kt &f ft'frhrgalfc” Abftlv
sTor TH-BEST
i. .febPQ- •- ' ’ /« -u.: : . -r§l Jfcajiket rtJ-
HJBW FRENCH PftPEH has&«rcs
X™ from thecelebrated manufactories of Deh-
Saiebr* ' 01^3> iw>.l jttceijyl ?f& fir
»*■ : -I' : iW.p.
B.IP , ~ ........... 81
CHA9, 0 MEJLLOB,
.sxmiu.
INSURANCE
Geobgk W.
Josephs. Paul,
Joseph Claytos,
.$500,000.
W. J. Howaed, esq.
Are among the Trustees.
PITTSBURGH,
DEALITR I3T
Down stairs.